Unpacking culture : art and commodity in colonial and postcolonial worlds /
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
[1999]
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Table of Contents:
- Art, authenticity, and the baggage of cultural encounter / Ruth B. Phillips and Christopher B. Steiner
- My father's business / Frank Ettawageshik
- Nuns, ladies, and the 'Queen of the Huron': appropriating the savage in nineteenth-century Huron tourist art / Ruth B. Phillips
- Tourist art as the crafting of identity in the Sepik River (Papua New Guinea) / Eric Kline Silverman
- Samburu souvenirs: representations of a land in amber / Sidney Littlefield Kasfir
- Authenticity, repetition, and the aesthetics of seriality: the work of tourist art in the age of mechanical reproduction / Christopher B. Steiner
- Northwest Coast totem poles / Aldona Jonaitis
- Master, machine, and meaning: printed images in twentieth-century India / Stephen R. Inglis
- Elizabeth Hickox and Karuk basketry: a case study in debates on innovation and paradigms of authenticity / Marvin Cohodas
- Threads of tradition, threads of invention: unraveling Toba-Batak women's expressions of social change / Sandra Niessen
- Drawing (upon) the past: negotiating identities in Inuit graphic arts production / Janet Catherine Berlo
- Gender and sexuality in Mangbetu art / Enid Schildkrout
- Defining Lakota tourist art, 1880-1915 / Marsha C. Bol
- Studio and soirée: Chinese textiles in Europe and America, 1850 to the present / Verity Wilson
- The Indian fashion show / Nancy J. Parezo
- Tourism and taste cultures: collecting native art in Alaska at the turn of the twentieth century / Molly Lee
- Tourism is overrated: Pueblo pottery and the early curio trade, 1880-1910 / Jonathan Batkin
- Indian villages and entertainments: setting the stage for tourist souvenir sales / Trudy Nicks
- Art, tourism, and cultural revival in the Marquesas Islands / Carol S. Ivory
- Ethnic and tourist arts revisited / Nelson H.H. Graburn.